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Memorial Gardens was once a feared place to play for opponents of the North Bay Battalion, as crowds would routinely exceed 3,000 fans. Now, six years after the team's inaugural year in the gateway city, the team is drawing under 2,000 on certain home games. Does it all come down to a team's performance? Our Clarke Heipel investigates. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Our Entertainment Insider Adam Contant recently checked out "Peanut Butter Falcon" at the North Bay Film Festival. He has his review of this feel good film, and pays tribute to his late uncle while doing so. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

North Bay's Cory Marks is making it big in the Country music scene, and it's thanks to inspiration he received back in the spring of 2013, when he met his idol Merle Haggard. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel 

There was an outpouring of emotional and financial support for local video journalist Britt Bortolon who is currently undergoing chemotherapy in southern Ontario for breast cancer. An event was held on Saturday night at Les Compagnons. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Time is not on the side of the executive of Legion Branch 23 on First Avenue in North Bay. Branch executive need to find a new location by December 8th as rising costs means a smaller location is required. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

You will often see the North Bay Police Service Colour Party at ceremonies such as the one at Memorial Gardens on November 11th. Staff Sergeant Mike Hunter is likely to be leading the way of that party. - Clarke Heipel

A catastrophic injury in April of 1990 has proven to be a second chance for living life to the fullest for Dave Innes. As we approach Remembrance Day, Canadians are urged to pause and thank those who sacrificed so much for our country. - Clarke Heipel

The President & Brewmaster of New Ontario Brewing Co. is a Veteran of the War in Afghanistan, having served as an Intelligence Officer at 22-Wing CFB North Bay. The retired Captain of the Canadian Armed Forces sat down with our Clarke Heipel as part of a special Remembrance Day edition of Cogeco News. 

Ahead of Remembrance Day, our Clarke Heipel pays tribute to his late Grandfather William "Beep" Brellisford who served in the 415 Squadron Bomber Command during the Second World War. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel